Fulda

　　Fulda is a city in the German state of Hesse, located on the banks of the Fulda River. It is the ninth-largest city in Hesse, the capital of Fulda District, and the seat of the Catholic Diocese of Fulda. The city boasts beautiful scenery and is just over an hour away from both Kassel and Frankfurt by train.

　　Like other major cities in Germany, Fulda has a main street in front of its train station where the shopping area, large malls, banks, and restaurants are concentrated — making it a great place to experience traditional German lifestyle. The city’s landmark is Fulda Cathedral, which is grand in scale and elegant both inside and out, making it well worth a visit. St. Michael's Church is the oldest sacramental church in Germany, built between 820 and 822 in the Carolingian architectural style of France, with paintings inside that date back to the 11th century. In addition, visitors can also see the St. Boniface Sculpture, the Old Town Hall of Fulda, St. Mary's Monastery, the Church Museum, and more.

　　Fulda Must-visit reason: The ninth-largest city in the German state of Hesse Continent: Europe Country/Region: Germany State/Province: Hesse City: Fulda